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| Formerly a very successful rental store owner, Keith's sensible advice and insights into the industry in his own magazine PERL, and his columns in Rental Management, have become legendary. A past ARA president, he was inducted into the Rental Hall of Fame in 2002.
Not surprisingly Keith Klarin was one of the first people in North America to notice ALLOYFOLD and it's potential to save rental owners money when he visited New Zealand in 1997. You can read his thoughts below and if you want to see all of his great columns click here. |
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May 2005 - The Rental Show Las Vegas Report AlloyfoldNZ — I've been pushing this chair for several years. Its aluminum frame is light and takes the abuse. Some of the largest renters in the country are using it because the labor and space savings are enormous. The big news this year is that the product is now being manufactured entirely in the United States. Freight savings and rapid delivery time are significant advantages. Go to full article >> |
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May 2004 - The Rental Show Atlanta Report Alloyfold NZ is the originator of the aluminum-frame folding chair that I've been touting for years. They have licensed McCourt Manufacturing to make the chair in the United States. That has brought the price down to $14. Those four extra bucks more than a steel-framed chair are well worth the savings in time, labor and maintenance. This is the mass-seating chair of the future. Go to the full article >> |
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May 2003 - RM Article - Buying Chairs Isn't Easy Remember, a cheap chair can become expensive - the cost of maintenance and frequent replacement can escalate... Go to the full article >> |
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May 2002 - ARA New Orleans Report Alloyfold exhibited one of my favorite chairs, the aluminum frame folding chair, which is 30 percent lighter than steel frames. New this year are powder-coated frames - so many more colors are available. It also had a table using aluminum legs that are tempered for strength, just like the chair frame. Go to the full article >> |
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The 1997 article in PERL magazine [PDF file opens in new window] | |
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